The worst part is when they start to chew.

Why there are dead fleas in the first place? How's the appetite now?

Then should be okay, next time dont bathe him way too early or too late. Your lab puppy is going to bring you abandance of joys

LOL, Julio is sure look like a smart butt.

Maybe there's still some ticks, try some product like Front-Line but I dont remember whether your 2 month old puppy can apply this, please read the label or best if you could ask your doctor what product is advisable and can be applied on your puppy. You bring him to the vet yet?

Your breeder's house most probably is infested with ticks & fleas.

Something about Labrador Retriever ..very mischievous, naughty, hyperactive. If you have time to run him/her then it shouldn't be a problem. I love my Labrador, she's smart but sometimes a bit too barky and 'bad-tempered'.

Anyway, if you're looking for one, please avoid puppymills - cheap dogs - medium to big dogs like Lab are very prone to HD. Read more on the breed you're getting not the look

Hey TTY81, heard there's a dog farm in JB, want to bring your dogs there for a swim or something? I am planning a day trip for my 2 babies once the heat is over.. want to get them spayed .


Maya.


This post has been edited by simchi: Jul 2 2009, 09:03 PM

Hmm, not yet, because Maya is on heat.. going to spay soon though. Hey you mentioned about your retriever imported from australia, how's the temperament? It was a big baby.


Hello, you carry her to the spot where you want her to do her business when...
-she's running in circle or looks very 'exciting'
-she's sniffing.. *anyway when a dog sniffles it's not necessarily they want to do business.

for your case, when she;s pooping or peeing, dont just stand there getting mad but still carry her to the spot. yes, in the midst of her business carry her to the spot. she'll get it soon, my dog got it in 3 days

Heh, I dont know what kibble you're feeding your puppy but you might be overfeeding it? but a dog can never go full
your puppy might be lazy or confused. whenever he's not peeing at the right spot.. this is what i'll do, carry him to the spot and then say 'good boy pees here', pat his head & praise him when he did it right everytime.


Nice, maya has good body structure, and she has the horsey walk, but her head is slightly smaller maybe she's a female. not very active but can be active when she tries to seek attention, very nice dog to have compared to my labrador.

you posted your GR photo before, he was fluffy.. and quite a whitey, thats what i like about it.

If I were you I'd still do what I had done to my puppy. She did it in my living hall, i still bring her to the doctor, and praise her good dog. If you think 10 feet away is too far, then think about her peeing 10 feet away from the toilet all the time.


How was it? LOL, I was lucky then. I only got some pee stains.

Good luck, maybe my puppy was a genius

For some reason, my golden only eat pro plan.

MY 2 FEMALES GIVE ME HELL.

When I got my Labrador, she looked BIG BONED. Now, I must say her head is very big but not her paws which is not a good sight as her body is heavy and her paws and hips are skinny. I guess it has alot to do with 'cheap' breeding. she is MKA certified but sadly, most likely come from puppymills. She's hot tempered but sometimes she can be very loving. She's obedient yet part of her is ANGRY. You could spend 24 hours with her and the next minute she will be whining when you're outta her sight. She's going to be 4 this november. Strength of a LION even my dad hardly control her.

On the contrary, my another baby- Golden Retriever. She only barks once in a blue moon, say once a month or what. Very easy to handle, tamed and can be walked without a leash (not recommended). The only thing about her is she's very JEALOUS of my the other dog. Her head is fine but she has very big paws and flurry.

I've made up my mind to spay them.

Maya's paw.



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